Pi Network Price Surge Ahead? Whale Gobbles Up 1.40 Million PI Tokens in Bold Dip Buy
A mystery wallet just placed a massive bet on Pi Network's future—snagging 1.40 million PI tokens while prices languish. Is this the smart money moving in, or another crypto gambler doubling down?
Whale alert: The PI scoop-up
While retail traders panic-sell, some deep-pocketed player sees blood in the water. The 1.4M PI purchase screams conviction—or reckless speculation. In crypto, the line between genius and madness vanishes faster than a memecoin rally.
Timing the bottom—or catching falling knives?
This whale's move comes as PI struggles to find footing. Either they've spotted undervalued gold... or they're about to learn why 'buy the dip' only works until the dip keeps dipping. Remember kids: in markets, 'early' and 'wrong' look identical until hindsight kicks in.
Wall Street's old 'be greedy when others are fearful' playbook meets crypto volatility. Let's see if this whale gets the payoff—or becomes another cautionary tale for the next bull run's 'how I lost everything' Reddit post.
Large investor extends the PI tokens buying spree for a week
PiScan data indicates that the “GASWBD...J2AODM” wallet, potentially associated with a large investor, has added over 1.4 million PI tokens from the OKX exchange. The purchase marks the biggest transaction on the network in the last 24 hours.
Wallet transactions. Source: PiScan
It is worth noting that the large investor has acquired over 11 million PI tokens in the last seven days.
PI risks losing the $0.43 support level as buying pressure declines
PI fails to uphold the bullish momentum spark on Monday as overhead selling pressure at the 100-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) results in the $0.43 support level retest. The support level has remained intact since July 15, avoiding a candlestick close below this level on the 4-hour chart.
If PI falls below this level, it could test the $0.42 level, marked by the low of July 15, followed by the $0.40 psychological level.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) faces downside as it falls to 42 below the midpoint line, suggesting a decrease in buying pressure.
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is on the verge of closing below the signal line, which WOULD flash a trend reversal and a sell signal.
PI/USDT daily price chart.
On the other hand, a reversal above the 200-day EMA could reestablish a bullish trend, targeting the $0.50 psychological level.
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